Though still on land, many people feel as if they are lost on a storm-tossed ocean. They are asking themselves questions. Where am I going? Am I lost? Will I ever find the right way? God has heard our questions and He has already given us a Book to guide our lives.

Before searching for the answers, let’s look together at the great Book. We will see how it was written and how it was given to us.

In a way, God can be compared to a storm. Some people fear Him and others love Him—depending on what they have been told and what they do about it.

You cannot see God, but you can study what He does. In Lesson 1 we learned that the Bible that tells us all about God—about His qualities and how He deals with mankind. In this lesson we will look into the Bible and explore a few of the many things it has to say about God.

Man was made perfect but through disobedience sin entered his life. How would we define sin? Did Adam bring it into the world? What is the punishment for sin? Is there any escape? This lesson will give us the answers.

Man was made perfect but through disobedience sin entered his life. How would we define sin? What is the punishment for sin? Is there any escape? This lesson will give us the answers.
Note: This lesson is identical to Lesson 3 in this language edition of this course. However, in other languages, this lesson might be separate. This heading is being provided so that you may access this lesson in other languages.

A friend asked me many questions one day. Who is Jesus? How can He be human and divine at the same time? If He died, why do Christians say He is living? What is He doing now?

The best answers that I could find were in the Bible, the Word of God. In this lesson we will look at those same questions and find the answers that my friend wanted to know.

In this lesson you will study: Definition of Salvation, Initiation into Salvation, and Results of Salvation.

God’s Spirit won’t be felt in just one country, or minister to just one race of people—but over the whole earth. On the Day of Pentecost Peter spoke to the crowd representing at least 15 different language groups. In Lesson 5 we studied about salvation. Did you know that we are brought to salvation through the work of the Holy Spirit? Let’s study about the Holy Spirit and His work in us.

The church in its larger sense is made up of all believers. It is called the body of Christ. God dwells among these believers by His Spirit. In Lesson 7 we studied about the Holy Spirit and some of His functions. One of the functions we did not mention is that He unites the church. In this lesson we will study what the church is, what it should be doing. and what is going to happen to it. Again, it is the Bible that will give us the right answers.

In this lesson we will learn about the forces of the spirit world and the protection that we as believers have in Christ.

The Bible is the one source of true predictions. Through His Word God gives us all that we need to know. There is no need to "read" tea leaves, or tarot cards. In fact, these and other forms of "magic" are forbidden by God.

If you have wondered about your future and about what will happen when Jesus comes again, you will be interested in studying this lesson. We will study about future judgments and the time of the Lord’s coming.

In Lesson 9 we studied about what we will do in the future; in this lesson we will study what we must be doing in the present. God wrote the Ten Commandments on two tables of stone and gave them to the great leader of Israel, Moses, for his people. Even though they are ancient laws, they can be applied today.

We have learned that our main responsibility as Christian believers is to love God. As we studied in Lesson 10, we keep His commandments because we love Him. So, our relationship with God is one of love. This relationship of love extends to those around us as we show God's love to the world.

We have learned that our main responsibility as Christian believers is to love God. As we studied before, we keep His commandments because we love Him. So, our relationship with God is one of love.
Note: This lesson is identical to Lesson 11 in this language edition of this course. However, in other languages, this lesson might be separate. This heading is being provided so that you may access this lesson in other languages.

It is no accident that the chapters before and after this chapter are about God’s gifts to believers. The chapter on love is tied in with the chapters on gifts because loving and giving go together.
One way to show our love to God is by loving and helping others. Let’s see what God’s Word says about our relationship to others. In this lesson you will study your relationships with: Those Over Us, Those Around Us, and Those Against Us.
Note: This lesson is identical to Lesson 11 in this language edition of this course. However, in other languages, this lesson might be separate. This heading is being provided so that you may access this lesson in other languages.

This chapter will help us understand what we owe ourselves and will teach us how to obey God, who wants our lives to count for now and eternity.

A Spirit-filled life should be the goal of every believer. Being filled with God’s Spirit is another step or progression that should take place in the experience of every Christian. A Spirit-filled life is one that is completely yielded and consecrated to the Lord.